I'd pay a bajillion dollars for that piece of art. Or $1000. Whichever one of those is a real number.

Agreed. I have two major problems with DualShock: the terrible R2/L2 "triggers" and the level analog sticks. They both make the controller uncomfortable in games that require precision. I wish I could use my 360 controller for Resistance and Killzone.

I sincerely hope that the game focuses more on horror than action. Having alien attacks be more of an exception than a rule could really heighten the suspense.

That was my exact thought when reading that sentence. It's really not big enough to destroy our world. We would likely be quite successful in diverting such a small asteroid.

In fact, I just removed that link to airhealth.org from the Wikipedia page for DVT. It was probably placed there by the owner of the site.

Medicine is so full of jargon and loud proclamations, it can be tough to sort the facts from the fiction. So just be wary of what you read, always ask for a source, and know that PubMed is a great place to look for real data. And congrats on the marathons, that's truly a feat. Do not let that bombastic website slow…

Thank you, my friend.

I think you may have been mislead by some bad data and some pseudo-medical websites.You state that 85% of all DVTs occur in endurance athletes and this is utterly untrue. I believe you meant to say that 85% of air travel-related DVTs occur in endurance athletes, although this is still blatantly false.

Actually, environmental lifestyle choices have a huge effect on DVT formation. Wikipedia, Cecil's Medicine, Harrison's Medicine, and numerous other textbooks have extensive information on this.

It is extremely unlikely that a young, healthy man would have a deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and subsequent massive pulmonary embolism (PE) due to inactivity alone. Briefly, a PE occurs when a blood clot in another part of the body (usually the legs) dislodges and ends up in one of the major pulmonary arteries. If…

While this is probably the weakest episode so far, it is still quite entertaining. I actually find myself waiting for Thursday to come around just to see the next episode.

I'm sorry, but your statement is absolutely false. Please do some research before posting. Here is a link illustrating the three ways you can change your address with USPS, to include online, telephone, and through snail mail: [faq.usps.com]

I was actually pondering that question as I posted my original comment. After a little research, I have found that it is not required that a ranking officer salute the MoH, but it is highly encouraged. I need no encouraging, as I believe it is simply the right thing to do.

Sorry, but broadband internet access is not a right. Your argument falls through immediately with that statement.

Though I outrank SFC Petry, I will gladly salute him if I ever cross his path. A true hero.

Actually, it's just a bad joke presented with poor grammar. However, with the intelligence level of the average Kotaku poster, it's hard to tell if the OP actually believes what he's saying or is trying to be funny. I agree with Nerivant.

That trap door has to be one of the best moments in this show's history. If anything can top that, I will be even more enamored with the Kacho.

Some of the best Game Over music ever.

This week's winner is easy: Daredevil.

I also really enjoyed both DeathSpank games. I feel like a lot of people who didn't like them were overly negative about minor annoyances.